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‘Sunshine’ illuminates the Pinnacle during Jungle’s Nashville stop
Jungle brought its eclectic world tour to Nashville on Sept. 21, performing alongside opener RIO KOSTA.
Film Room: Vanderbilt’s dangerous duo
Junior Sherrill has been keeping his word. He told the media before the season that he believed he could be one of the best wide receivers in the SEC. Three games in — and only one with future star Jared Curtis starting at quarterback — Sherrill looks like the consistent number…
Women’s Golf: ’Dores take fourth in home tournament
Strong play by Ava Merrill and Olivia Wood landed the ’Dores in fourth at the three-day Mason Rudolph Championship
Volleyball: Vanderbilt falls to No. 3 Kentucky 3-1 inside Memorial Gymnasium
The Commodores end their 9-game win streak in their first SEC match of the season.
Around the Ship: Anders Nelson Interview
Alex and Jack are joined by Vanderbilt Volleyball Coach Anders Nelson who is off to an impressive 9-1 start. Coach Nelson dives into his team’s close loss the previous night vs. #3 Kentucky, his statement win over #18 UNC, and the growth of Reese Animashaun, Kayla Dunlap, and…
Press Conference Notes: Clark Lea recaps NC State, looks ahead to Auburn
Clark Lea previews Vanderbilt’s SEC road opener at Auburn following Week 3’s unbelievable finish.
Chancellor Diermeier speaks on the purpose of education and AI at annual summit
Diermeier joined education panelists to highlight how universities can better serve students and American society.
RUIZ-ZEPEDA: Banning press means a crumbling America
The Constitution tells no lies. Banning press coverage at the White House is severely unconstitutional.
Live From West End: Cardiac Commodores
On this week’s episode, Charlie, Eli and Tristan recap Vanderbilt’s Week 3 matchup and the broader CFB landscape; the trio also previews the Auburn game.
Individual study carrels removed from Central Library after safety review
The removal has sparked student debate over quiet space availability, prompting library plans for a new “Unplug Zone” to restore distraction-free seating.
Main Street Shines During the Goodlettsville Arts, Antiques & Music Festival
Join us on Saturday, September 12th, for a free festival put on by community members from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm in the heart of Goodlettsville, on Main Street.